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THE WEEKLY TELEGRAPH, WEDHiESDAV, DECEMBER 7, 18-59.
EDUCATIONAL.
education. ,
w moms inwnlly occupied iy
. Iwlllfl"! toUrncttonra ®*J-
, Utenuure, to nay who may
H. M. C. ABBEY.
, Franklin Academy,
Counties, MlaS.; Sot., 1859.
rtheTrn*
i Academy for two
i, both to the Trustees
I her connection
o pleasure In re-
Abbey, to the fr
" 'into tmplo, _ .
cultivated Intellect, well quall-
> audeslre'to employ at whereas a ladjr
t aUHftlf ' * * " *
;W hriHk
•ad laafnictlon, JAMKS ffannUB.
Mra. AW y has had charge of the education of oar
——I months, and I take pleasure
■ qualified to
ta recommending her J
aaaioct Mm inluialliiM
w blanches. deslredtaB
■ Mrs. Abbey is likewise a
Internal® education.
Jaly IS. tw6m.
all tha vari-
htahly competent Music
WM.T. AUSTIN,
Galveston.
institute,
rpHS ruth session opens on the first Monday ia SeptD
JL _! , under the superintendence of Col. B. T. P
TO THE TRAYELLING PUBLIC.
Houston Tap & Brazoria Railway,
9||<) Spring Arrangement- 9^
FtOM and after Monday the 25th April, trains wil!
run as follows; Leave Houston daily, Sunday^ ex-
cepted) at 7 A M., and connect at Junction with train
from Ilarrisbnri for Richmond and Bernard River.
On MONDAY'S, WEDNESDAY S, and FRIDAVS,-
Trains will run through tc SANDY POINT, connecting
there with Stages for COLUMBIA k BRAZORIA. Re-
turning, win leave Sandy Point at lii P M.. arriving i'j
Hotutou at sjop. M., connectlngwlththe oTEAMhRS
for Galveston. ,
Freight for Richmond and Bernard River, Areola,
SandyPoint «nd intermediate pointsiwillbe slitppeuonly
Mondsv. Wednsdar and Friday.
ONLY.
April 25.6m
'JOHN W. STUMr.
Sun't. H.T.& B. R.
■iQtQWew Arranffemen*
* Great Western Bonte-
1859
_ BlS1NES8 €ARPS.
A'ew Jewelry Store.
\xr A. KOflLUOUSEX,Is now offering to the cit
W zens of Houston, 3 doors above the Green Stun
Main St., fine Jewelry, Watches, Silver and plated ware
a? !< wer prices than ever before ottered In this city.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired and war-
ranted to give satisfaction. • may 18,6m.
ALLKN', the founder, and for many years •weBIMend-
«nt of UieKentacky Military Institute, a distinguished
graduate or West Point,angfa practical Bn^neeriaa-
\>w The course of study will be
that usually tauahtlnthe best Oolites, wM anext end-
•4 course in mathematics, mechanics,natural sciences,
and civil eogfheeiing, with field practice and nsa ofln-
"SSSdpBhe la strict, the moral and spiritual inter-
ests of the pupils being had in special regard. The In-
stltutehasan excellent and well selected Library: an
•SMaalveApparatna,fully adequate tathewants 01 the
' The sooceas of the Institute has keen most gratifying.
Indeed aliaMt unprecedented, and the Board of Irus-
i do not heai tale to recommend It as unrivaled in the
— of Instruction and perfection of
ding, lights,
>115 per session, or twenty
i advance, with a deduction
j Ilementary English studies
p.-auly«. lgw. (Dec **- jrt
—me miMiin wmim maaa
After January lst,lS59, Trains on the B. B. B. k C. Rail-
way will leave Harrishurg, at 7 o'clock A. M., dally,(Sun-
days excepted) connecting at Richmond with stages j
for Austin, LaU range and CotamhU3, Gonzales, and San j
Antonio. . .
RETXJUXiyG.—Leave Richmond everyday. (Minday ex-1
cepted) at 2 o'clock. P. M. connecting with U. S * Mail |
Boats at Harrisbnrg for Galveston. j
JN'O. A. WILLIAMS, |
Jan.1« if SuD:t.B.B.B.& C.Railwar
Baggies & Carriages.
JUST Received and for sale at Vincent k Owens
Ware-house, upstairs a lot of Miller's celebrated
Jmirtries and harness, which we sell under full guarantee
for one year. SAWYER k BATES.
n.Mistoii Oct. 19th 1859.
X. B. These Buggies will continue to arrive by eve
rv vessel from the worth, the design being to keep a
Hot rate stock continualiv on han 1.
A. C. MILLER,
HOUSE JOINER & CARPENTER.
Houston, Texas.
T> ready to undertake contracts, furnish material Ac.,
and do all jobs in his line, ina workmanlike manner.
Contracts taken for complete buil-lings in all styles.—
H'-nairlng done in -the best manner. Residence lust
across the bridge, over White Oak.
July 2?. lywtw. -
lU SLVKSS CARDS.
J. R. .11 orris,
Copper -Smithing and Plumbing
MAIN STREET, HOUSTON.
Orders promptly executed. JO3AH work war
ranted* ] Apll3-*59 ly.
IMPORTANT TO TRAVELERS!
THE HOUSTON AND TEXAS CEN-
TRAL RAILWAY.
HEW NAIL SCHEDULE,
To all parts of 'be State by Railways Stages.
TIME 4- MONE Y SA VED!!!
New Arrangement, Commencing
July let, 1858.
AUSTIN COLLEGE,
uain |u
HUNTSTILLB.WALKS R CO., TEXAS.
- • Faculty.
Kev. ftoroa W. Bmixt, D, D., President and Proles
ear of Moral and Intellectual Phllosoph r.
■rr.JnBlH.Ciim, A. M., "Chas." Professor o.
md Modern Language*.
3. F.GliDT A. Mv"'Baker," Professor Mathematics
Natural Science.
J. H.PnmcOtr.A. B., Adjunct Professor of Mat hema-
V. Paaaix, A. B., Adjunct Professor of Ancient
^Ipt&Mnn Paul k Pkntecost, in charge of Pre-
paratory Department, uuder the special supervision ol
**CoUegiate year commences tlie first Monday iu Sep
^miwr aad closes the last week in June.
Two Sessions or five months each, with no intervene
v tag vacation, except recess for Christmas ho 11-
*^S5tUmlnCollege O e #S0 ye«r. Iu preparatory
!) ,.! IHllllll (torn S90 to $40, payable hair yearly In
**x2iittwa remitted for protracted sickness.
- - cinrespectablefamilies from$10 to,$l2 per
ideation may be made to the President.
■mI mIi of youths are aa completely
Khereaathey can be any where,under human
Trainsleave I
Arrive at Cyprc
*• Hemp
npsl
(fvp
193........—.
einpstead at.
8:45 A. M.
10:30 A. M.
12 M.
Arrive at Cypress at — 1:i*Lp; 3},*
" Houston... — r;—..~...^30 A Al
The great through V. S. I>aily Mail Line, from Galves-
tonand Houston,to the interior.
TheJHouston and Texas Central Railway completed to
Hempstead. , . ,,
Trains leave Houston every day at i o clock A. 31.,
connecttngat Hempstead with Sawyer's splendid line-
of Dally Four Horse Post Coaches for Austin, via Chap-
uel Hill, Brenham, Roni.d Top, La Grange, Batrop,
Webberrllleto \-i -tin—2dmiies,le6sStaging then by any
° ThtoilSe%nn s at Austin, withSawyer'sDaily Fonr
Horse PnstCoaches forGonzal,es,Lockhart.^eguln, >^w
Braunfels, San Antonio, and aU Western •fexas.
Tri-weekly Mail Stages also connect with the road at
Hempstead for Waco via Anderson,BoonvflMvheclocK
Owensville. APa Springs and Marlin. CaSectln^ a.
Waco with Twi-weekly stose^ forlkdton,Geortown,Aus
tin. Milfi>r>K Waxahachie, Lancaster, Dallas. McKinney
Bonham, Paris toClarksvilltr and thence to Little Rock,
Stages connect with this road ; t Cypress for Mont-
Sunery, Danville, Cold Surin^, PlaLtersvUle^W avert*
nntsville. Tuscaloosa,i.Tockrtt, Palestine, Hendersou
Rusk, Sladisonville. Marshall. Tyler. Nacogdoches, ha i
Augustine,and the county seat* of nearly every county
east of the Trinity . . •
All these Staged are scheduled to the quicke&t lmeir
the StatAand the connections are known to be the bes;
and most reliable, and al of them carry the U. 8. Mails.
-, F. B. UHA8U, Sup t.
jgy Freight received at the Depot from 7 A/JL to 5
P.M., (Snndavt excepted) but in no case wiR freight be
ceived after*5 P. M. Shipment guaranteed^gct dav
H. J. TRUBE,
Corner of Travis & Franklin St. Houston,Texas
Importer oi
Wines, Liquors & Cigars
And Dealer In
; CHOICE VIRGINIA TOBACCO.
| F-b. 16.'S9, wtwlr.
I • ,
i TAYLOR & BAGBY,
COTTON FACTORS
AKD GENERAL COMMISSION
MERCHANTS,
TiYLOl'3 OLD STAND,
Haul ten Texas^ -<>
I*/ILL Store, Sell,and Forward' Cotton and
Vi Merchandise, or advance on the same for
Shipment.
Orders for Plantat ion Supplies promptly resfin
ed to wLen accompanied with cash or produc
JiOyj >57 wlar^ .
Gabel's
Table Beer,
Brewervt
JrewcrH
Ale and
Yeast.
MANUFACTURED at the Houston
Brewery, and for sale by the subscri-
ber. Beer and Ale in whole, and >4
barrels for bar or family use, and the
bestBrewer'a Yeast alwayc on hand
feb. 4 ly y5S- POTKR G ABKL.
Schulte's Brewery,
XF.JlR THE TAP ROAD DEPOT. HOUSTOjY-
TnE undersigned respectfully an-
nounces to the Public of Houiton
and vicinity t-hathe is now prepared
to furnish the best quality of Ale,
Lager beer. Porter and Yeast in
'quantities to sultj>urchasera.
Julyl *59, lywtw. HENRY SCHULTE.
WW. ET.I.IOT.
J. J. CAIN.
BATLOR UNIVERSITY
JUlt Department,
teT.RatatO.Barteaon, A. M. President and Profcsio
Jtir pSfof|j«tar !Sclcnc« and th*
SBnrleaon^AM.ProfofMental and Mora
Ha!?. Prof!ofM«thematic and Astro
., A. 31, Prof, of German Langnage an 1
"^r JLBinJtk, Prtndpal of Preparatory Departmeul
PUoM^aDdBene* Lettm...
The Great Central Route
TO THE
I^ORTH & JEAST;
O H i o ft: Mississippi
BROAD GUAGE
" J. J. CAIN CO..
COTT0K FACTORS
Hoteiviu^, Forwarding & Comrais-
.. sioa Merchants.
rORNEK OUMHSBCE AXD MAIN SXfiEKT.
p kRSONAL attention given to thesellingand shipping
Brewery.
TIIE undersigned would respect-
fully inform the public generally, that
they have opened a Brewery and Beer
Saloon in the Old Arsenal Building
where they will be happy to meet a
who may favor them with their
patronage Ale and Beer kept constantly on hand
wholesale and retail. All orders from the country
promntlv despatched. FLOCK & BRO.
July 20. !▼
J. B. morris,
manufacturer of stoves, pumps
COPPER. TIN AND SHEET IKON
WABE.
AND DMlll |p
Hardware, Cuttlery, Tools, Castings,
and Wood ware,
MAIN STREET, HOUSTON
pril 13, '59 Is
a7jbykd,
Auctoia ana Commission Merchant,and General
Collecting Igent.
Waco, M'Lennan Co. Texas.
MR. nVRU respectfully solicits conalgmneiils ol
Merchan.lize, Agricultural Implements-, Ac... Al-
so agencies for the sale of any kind of useful article*
for domestic purposes. *
A large and commodious Ware Room and Ftore houst
Is now rf-ady for the reception of goods.
April 29. *89 ly
of Cotton and other produce. Prompt attention i
ng of sopplics when accomjanie^ ^by Cast
purchasing c
roduce.
Law DepartneHi,
bnKT Wheetar,
Hon I
iR KB Baylor
WmP Rogers Esq.
mtlSutatla^sin a flourlsblns comlitlon,—2l3>tu
■_«. laaorteAln tbe last Catalogue, tbe faculty,ills
dhoaltliof theUniveraltj are all nnsnrpasseti
KtM^&artraent
lAbrmrr and Incidental fee, — 5 00
Board In good Ounllies at from $10 to $12 a month.
The Literary department commences exercises on t h e
f and the Law Department on the 15th of
see Catalogue or address Pre*
iN.ctllonRT WHBELKR, Inde*
Jan 14. ly
Pensile Department •
BAYLOR UNIVERSITY.
ARRANG MENT TOR TIIE YEAR 1859.
next term of this Institution commences un
' — " jt February 1st, 1859, and continues five
Faewltf.
Cuuuc—Principal, ami Professor of Moraland
jd Philosophy
B. FrrwiaaALD—Professor of Languages and
jfiKw'lL DAVIS—English language and Litera-
German.
•ry Depart-
ic
p. w. CmiO—Principal au'l Professor of \ocal and
t-.jlJlllljjr^*^ —H.rrj. Piano and Vocal Music,
t A. Cun—Guitar and Piano,
muaaul Department.
'inland Painting inO
and Wax Work.
FlTSMBAlB.
His. QuodL C«a*i—Draw
■traction is a spacious Uun
a capacity for throe hundred
olsgant and of the mod approred
for sorsral
RAILROAD
TWO EXPRESS TRAINS BAII.Y
w®® awws
Patent Ventilated Sleeping «'ar!
Adopted by this Road, and all itgConnectio-.:s.
Time to New York as Quick an<l Fare a« Low
as by any oilier fionte. -
Ticketed Xbroagh
PROM N.OREEAKS TO THE FOI.I.OWINO POTS TP
Louisville, Lhxingto^, Lebanon, Cdtctnxati, Cle\x
Li-\T>, t'OLUMBCB. Dayton. >VA3iU^OTOS ftptT, RICH
Paiscuffers
RLE
M0XD, VA., HAHPEK'S FEBBT, CD3IBSBI.AXI>, _
TWOBE, PlTTSBUBS, IlABIlISBUEO. PinLADFI-
phia, BCFPALO, ERIC, DcXHBK. Rosi< K,
ALBAiT, New York, Xiaoara Faii^s,
8A, MOTOEU,. '
AXATOQA.
AND ALL POINTS IN THE EAST AND NORTH.
Jl^The Elegant Panscnger Packets of th« St. I/ouis,
Cairo * New Orleans Railroad Line, leaving: New Or-
leans on alternate days, connect with the Ohio & Mi-sis
sippl Railroad at-St, Louis.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
THE OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
Makes CLOSE k RELIABLE ConnecUon£wf!h FOUR
LINES out of CINCINNATI.
For through Ticket*, and all information, apply at
the Office of the N. O., J. k O. N. R. It., or the Office of
N. 0M St. LouiskCairo Packet Company, No. 61 Canal
street, New Orleans.
W. H.CLEMENT, H. F. LGNGLEY,
Geii 1 SuperinteJi'leut. Oehl Traveling Asent..
CLIFFORD 0. WAYNE, G. W. FORD.
GeneralAgent, GcneralAsent.
New Orleans.
yinl.g n * - ;
The Great Central Route
FOR- ALL POINTS
NORTH AND LAST I
St. Lou , Cairo and- New Orleans
KAILKOAJ> LINE STEAM
Morrison's
Riving Shaving & Jointing
SHINGLE MACHINE.
\rR."A.GR0E3BECK haviaajMld & transferred a
ill the right he purchased erllr. Morrison, for nm-
li!K, using and vending the said patented Machine for
av d within the Territory of Texas, I now propose to
sell RIGHTS to the sante for.ctnmtiea in this State —
This Machine is in successful opcrationln other States,
;ti hi luis proved decidedly superior to all others Invented,
iris capable ofRlving,SbavIijg and Jointing from twen-
ty to forty Thousand Shinies per day,and the Shingles
are free from all the objections that have been made to
Machine made Shingle. For "urther information-ad
•lre<;s B.S. PARSONS,
June 10 tf. G alveston.
iHE Subscriber has made a contract with Asa Miller
of Brattleboro.Vt.for a regular montlilv supply ot his'
ceebrated Buggies, and will bo in receipt ot the lirst
shipment in a few ilaj*s. Ho has also made liu.llar
contracts for Rockaways, Harness, etc. On th*' supe-
riority of the work which he proposes to keep on hand,
he intends to rely for building up a business, keeping
nothing not made expressly wr him, and selling only
under a toil guarantee for twelve months, heo nly asks
of persons wanting articleyl n the line of the business
► give him a call before purchasingelsewhere.
April 18 tf. J. W. SCOTT
Cheap Cash Store,
• PHILLIP HARRIS,
DEALER IN
Fancy & Staple Wry Goods
.AI30,
Ready Made Clothing
mm?® & saipsj
Boots & Shoes,
Main Street, oppositeE*.-t. Bremond.
HOUSTON, TEJCAS.
March 31 • wtw6m.
A GREAT VICTORY
FOll SOFTHEBS MAN1TFACTVRES
GRAND GOLD MEDAL OF HONOR,
Offered by the United States Fair, held in Oc-
tober, 1858, for the best
Portable Steam Engine
FOR PLANTATION PURPOSES W AS AWARDED Xn^
Eagle Machine Works,
OF RICHMOND VA
Can any one doubt now but what our Engines
and .Mills are the^>est, when we actually beat the most
Important manufacturers. cur whole country on a fair
trial?
"* We do not pretend to humbug as to Horse Power—our
-sales arc ma Ic under a special guarantee to perform
fully as represented, or no sale. 'We send our own Me
chanlcs to ertct and learn a negro to work cur Macbi
n*ry.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS,
PORTABLE AND STATIONARY STEAM BXOTTSTKS
For Bowteg Lumber,
to the Faculty ombrace the highettor-
fof talent.
i Kaaic Department ba been placed under the
Colleao, da, his paplla an found
J South, and are a graUlrlngavl-
■ ■lifllll tinl imrrrrr 11 - teacher of maslc
MO Of Us fuallT will afi r>i all needful as-
■•faaqalrloz
^Paintinf^n (Klata nov adciad to tha itmlirs iunu l
l*lMUwcSo?'uBon tha Harp haTlns beeir freqnailtlr
«a|(elt«dbr the patrona of the Institution, a competent
taawhar of duUlutninieiit haa hem proTlded
ipartneni of J§odarn Lan«ua«ea li In ch*m«<>l
' , alllh« appointment, ara those of a flr t
i ara respectftjllr requested ii
I with the Principal, jrbn will render any
tatlon.
of sopits 'lurins the paat^ear haa bean
— t.n.,1 ami -thirteen.
halflT. H.CLAKK Mudw
Texas Bfltttary iasunne,
XT
OPENS ms* Ssatfaa September Hh-CoUega year of
- —aadawlth June.
L,or S100 per 7ear.
i,<EncHah atndlei only,) KO
M0 par Seaman including room, washing
Advanc. each saaslou. invariable, debts
'alreats old. and passing examination
wrttlng^ind Arithmetic, throogh the ground
be had at On Institute.
to enter Is at the beginning or tha
•■tries may ha madeat '
Address, . C.8.
ly.
HUUUUK Ol ill
MSv,
Evrille Texas.
Boarding School.
I will be opened on tbe first Monday in
my, ld(0, a school for Beys, at the resi-
I af Jm S. Haar, m* milt west from
nslsmnis Grimes Co. Ik* Ten will commence
Aaiatlbaiayia Tabrnary, and end In the last
Mftflalsnatar, one week's intermission to
I the 4th of July. Ho permission given for
I except at that time, onkss in cases of ex-
iiihssHj To prevent lounging and promote
health hy- exercise in ths open air, the Dormitories
Will h« locked daring the day; one hoar's study be-
fore breakfast; one hour's stndy before sekool; one
bam intermission at noon; school dismissed at
fear o'clock P. M.I two hours study before retirin
to rest. School on Saturday forenoon.
-*.>v TEEMS:
VorTnttion, Board, Washing, Lights,tbe nsc of
Seboal Seeks,Qlobes, ^laUS, Pencils, Pens, Ink,
aadPaper, Oaa'Hnndred and Serenty-fire dollars
per Ten. Pnpils who do not board with the prin-
eipal will be charged fifty Dollars per Term for
Talthm see of tebol Books, fee Honey due at
Ibe siptisllna of the Term. Those not aeonalnl
with the Priacipal, will give as refCreni
prominent Merchant in Beoston.
JAMES K. MAEKEY,
'near Plantersrille, Orimes Co.
•: ; BEPEBHXCE3.
WsbJ. Hate bins, Houston
MsE taps, Palestine.
Jaha 0. DaraljAastln.
1Kb. J. B. Beard.Egypt, Wharton, Co.
1. B.BaMle, Independence, Washington Co. ^
Bee. >. 59, wly.
NEW- TORfc.
WaLDIION, R(tBB&~C0.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AN>
CoaviMion Mcrebaiiltt,
NOS.71, nst IS FHOS* STREET,
1
/
NEW YORK.
Jan 2B. twSmwlT.' W
Tilt rOLIOWIXO SPLIKniO PUalKOIB
STEAMERS
WILL LEAVE NEW ORLEANS EVEBT0TIIER
DAY PQBOAXBfh AltD BT.IOBIS, ASFOLLOWS:
IMPERIAL, Captain C«S. Sogers.
Aug. S and 23, Sept. 17; 0ct.7 aud 27; Not. IS; Ivc.ft
J. C. SWON Captain Isaac H. Jones.
Aug. 10 and 3b; Sept. 19; Oct and 19; Not. IS; Dec. 8.
HIAWATHA, Capt. Djx.
Aug. J* Sept 1 and 21; Oct. U and 51; Nov. 20; Dec. 10
NEW FALLS CITT, Captain J B Woods.
Ang. U; Sept. 3 and 23; Oct. 11 Nov. 2 and 22; Dcc 12
A. T. LACT, Captain Geo.^faylor, -
'Jnlr 29s Aug 18, Sept9 and 27, Oct. 17; Nov. 6 and 5<;'
December 16.
JOHN WALCH, Captain J Molloy.
July SI; Anj. 2>, Sejit. 9and29; Oct. 19; Nov. 8 and 28;
December 20.
CITY OF MEMPHIS, Capt. Jas. Kerr Jr.
Ang Zand22; Sep 11: Oct.l and 20; K«v. 10 and 30:
- December 2>L
WM. M. MORRISON Captain J N Bofiuger.
Aug 4 and it; Sept 13; Oct. 3 and 23; Nor. 11; Dec. 2 22,
GLADIATOR Captain John Klinefelter,
Aug. Sand 26; Sep IS; Oct 5 and 23; Nov. H; Dec. 4, 24
and 27.
I'axstngtrs can rd'y uvon tltex Boats haviuj as art-
vrtised, and malting DIRECT connection
At Ylckaburg with tbe New Orleans and Jarkson Rail
oad at Cairo with theIllinois Central Ralhoad, and at
St. Louis with the Ohio and Miaaisslppi, Indianapolis
and Bellefontaine, andallotl^r Roads, for the North
and Bast.
Tickets by the Jackson Railroad for sale at th*.
Fare as Cheap, Tine as Quick,
And with LESS changes than by any other Bout*.
JO-TICKETS GOOD UNTIL USED.
lor CORRECT informal*
.flirty at Iho office of the
49"RAILROAD UNR PACKETS-®!*'
No.SICamnttreot, corner of Commercial Flace.
CLI FIORD Ct WAYNE,
(ieneral AgcLt.
E. W. CK)ULD. hiuerintwiilMil.
J. V. ALLEN. General Freight Agent
B. F. LONWL1T, General TrareHt^ Agent.
A mil tfctf.
- mm aa'— —
ja>For CORRECT information or THROUGH TICK-
ETaTapD" '
Ginning Cotton,
Driving Grist 'Mills,
and other Plantation use
WITH EITHER LOCOMOTIVE OR FLUE BOILERS
either of which require any Brfcfc Work in their erectio
Southern made Ciiq lar Saws,
BELTING, ^
DRAINING MACHINES,
GRIST MILLS, Ac., Ac
Constantly receiving and for sale by
EDMUND M, IVENS, Agent,
NO. 2 UNIOjJ STREET, NEW ORLEANS.
P. S.—One of our Illustrated Catalogues of our Ma-
in ucry wffl be sentio any one desiring it.
Dec SO. twSmJfcwly.
Texas Agricaltufa
WAREHOUSE
A. Zs RUMSEY, Proprietor.
Show Booms ob Main Streets
Oar door from Hart $ Ca.'a Store, Houston, Tex
. ;—o ■■ i
A CHOICE Selection of Fruit Trees Just received and
for sale by A. Z. RUMSEY
/ HHNESE Si
L/ who want
Cane 31111s and Cane Seed for tho3e
at A. Z. RUMSEY'S
Ci ARDEN SEEDS, carefully selected, warrented pu
U and fresh, prepared and soW whol^ale and retail,
Also, flower Seed.
A. Z. RUMSEY.
Cloths
jwwer,
QCALES, Just Weights and Measure; also, Safes, from
O lire and thieves.
Call and see them, at
A. Z. RUMSEY'S.
\fcriORMICK?S Virginia-Reaper, the beat in the
iWL Vj world. Also, Kirby^s Combined Mower and
Reaper can be obtained at as reasonable terms as any
machine of like quality, of A. Z. RUMSEY.
bend in orders early.
f piIRESHERS and Cleaners, Seperator Fans, Lever
A Endless Chain Horse Powers, with belts all con*
plete. Early orders are sure to be filled by
A. Z. RUMSEY.
Co.,
Swift, Paige &
Wholesale
GBOCEKS,
IA Iap#rtiig Merchants
Rf. nraMADVAT,
U^mrddoar above Trinity a.urch)
NSW YORK.
Jan. 17.'9*.wtwlj
WMr T.ai, Janasry 1st, 1899.
K. WABSWKLfc,
,WAHDir«LLWE LATJi °
WITH TOE IWOWN°HO^K rtS"
RKII> k TRACY.
*5 Chambers Stteet,
new voak.
J?SKSf^ ""1
to Mm er to REIDiA
executed. Jan. 17,
SB*
A PAIISKA,
m
I AT C n MAKERS,.
Mate Street, Opposite J. B. Morris,
MDlIMi TEXAS,
j of Wstehes, Clocks and Jewelry kept con-
,o?V^cbe«,CToctai arxl Jewelry done In tho
HOFFMAN, IRELAND & EDEY,
Commission Merchants,
IKO. 26 Front Street, mew York,
PARTICULAR attention given to sales of IN
TERIOR PRODUCE, COTTON TORACCO
WHEAT, HIDES, WOOL,BEES-W AX,PiiATHBRB
lM.,fce. irPFromptreturnsmade
JO'CashOrdersfor the SOUTHERN TRADE r-
•pectfully solicited. V i'l
ARTHITR O. IIopfmar, U*jkLW IREK^ND.
ART1I17R H. EOEY
References In New 1 ork
Messrs. Mooes Taylor&Co. •
** L. M. Hoflman Ml Co.
" B. M. dc E. A. Whitlock A Go.
14 Henrys, Smith k. Town send,
u Wolf, Dash St fisher.
44 Lathrop ic Wilkinson.
> William Lottimer k. Co.
44 Trowbridge, D*!ght& Co.
44 Allen, McLean k Bulkley.
A.Hanford, Esq.
Soulbern Relereneen.
Messrs. Payne, Steel k. Co., New Orleans. La
- 4 Dean, Randle ft Co , Galveston .
44 T. H. McMahan Ac Gilbert, "
44 Block, are 9c Co., •'
44 T. W. Hoase /*Co., noa§ton".
44 Mcllhenny, Wiliisdt Bro. 44
44 Judad A L'iB, ron, P«osncola, Fla.
44 A. Virden A. Co., Jr.e'saon, Miss.
44 William J. Keysc?,Esq.. Milton,Fit.
44 11 on J. M. Tison, Bethel, Georgia.
44 T. W. Phelps Esq., Mobile. Ala,
Letter from Messrs. B.1I.& E A* Whitlock fc
Co.. Slerchants, New York
Nkw Yopk, October 11th, 1858.
' Messrs. Hof!n>*Ti Ireland k. Edey, Commission
York,—Dear irs—We take plea-
'yftn the name of such houses in the
as we think may make or recommend
_ to yon of country produce. We feel
assured, from our intimate acquaintance, that any
business entrusted ?o you will receive prompt and
satisfactory attention. Wishing you every success,
we are, respectfully, your friends,
B M.AK. . WniTLOCK A CO.
Marchwtwlv.
I > LOWS of every desirable pattern, Cotton Scrapers,
1 Cotton Sweeps, Cultivators, Harrows and Cora plan
Uts, for sale by A.Z.RAMSEY.
/ i RAIN DRILLS, a very necessary machine in the
VJT wheat district. Try them. They are warranted by
Removal,
J & S R0NEN FIELD & Co
TAKE i<lea<uVe to express to their fvieuds, cus-
tomers,and 'be publio their thanks for past fa-
von, and tlut the; hare removed their stock to ths
new Brick Bnlldinj of Mr. Pllet, 3 doors above the
Houston House corner.
They also take pleasure to inrorin their friends
and the public In general, that the; have received
a largo and Splendid assorted stock of dents' and
Bo,s Clothing, of their own manufactory No. 75
William Btrect, New York, suitable only for Tons
Market, which the* offer at I owes prices than any
other House in tin city-
Aceompauiel to tbe above stock they olTcra large
stock of Fancy jod Dry Coodi«. direct imported from
foreign markets. Boots. Shoes, Hals, Caps,Trunks,
Valices, Carpet Saelcs, cat chela and a large assort
ment of Yankee Notions they offer to the citisens
of iloustonand vicinity at low figures, end
ICPMFYINO COilPETIXION.^iJI
hey solicitea share of the patronage of their fellow
itiMos. J k. f>. R03ENFIZLD Jc COt,
Hpt'Ji. j a 1 ,ljj MainStr«t,Houston
Champagne.
IKTS nt-ldslck & Co.'.h Y\
100K« KETS TT'-idslci
Piper Hetdslek
rtrmtnra Cremarrt*
Mumni's Tergenajr
Trtsmi'l Quarts
_ do
do
30 do
Warrented ounuine or no sale.
Just received and for hr
itpRY SAMPSON * CO,
A. Z. RUMSEY.
POLAND, Scotch, White and Black Oats, Barley, 3111-
let, Jfroom Born r * *• - •
and true to name, at
m Born and other seeds, warranted pure
A. Z. BUMSEY'S.
TTUXGARIAX Grass Seed—exceeds every other seed
AX for making fodder—try it, and. if not so, eay yon
were humbugged by A. Z. RUMSEY.
RAIN and River Water Filters, an excellent thing
and should be in every family. Very cheap and du-
rable. Also, Barometer* and Thermometers from four
bitsaadupwftraB9at A. Z. RUMSEY'S.
GRAIN CRADLES, Rakes, Forks, Spades, Shovels
Hoes,: Feed Cutters, Corn Shellers, Hedge Shears
Oxe Yokes, Bows, Pins, Churns, Baskets, Wash Tubs
Store Trucks, Grindstone Fixtures, Cheese Presses.Road
Scraqerg,Whiflletrees, Well and Spinning Wheels, all
found at A. Z. RUMSEY'S.
AGENCY for Pratt's Cotton Gin, Turbine Water
J\. Wheels, Steam Engines, Saw Mills, Wool Carding
Machines, Plainers, Lathes, Ac., Ac., at manufacturer*!
prices with freight added. A. Z. RUMSEY
E. W. TAYLOR,
Joramission Merchant
irODSTOR, TEXAS,
r.f/ saip^OS*
.. . BCNJ'A
BtlSINESS CAR8S.
FOiiSGAlil) & NORTON,
BOOKS & ST A .ON ABY.
Houston, Texas*
A
Miscel-
general assortment of Standard and
laneous Books at
FOKSOAKD & NOUTONS'.
NATIONAL Series and other Standard School
Books, Union SundajrSchool Books, etc.
Fcr sale by F0RSGABD It NORTON.
Blank Rooks.
Journals,
Ledgers, &c-.
Day Books,
Bili Books, &c.
| A large asscrtm-nt
of all varieties at
F0RSGAKD & NORTON
Paper Hnnvin*.
\ good assortment of Wall Taper, just received
and for sale ar F0RS0ARD t NORTON'S.
M0.\
BUSINESS fABDS.
I'BESS AND HA REHOUSE
T. W. WMtS£ft«ll'Sll9
CSnecesssr to T. S. X>nbbcck.j
KlEPCEIVIK G ,
Forwarding aiifl (ommtssion
ME R C II A N T ,
AND
COTTON FACTOR,
HOUSTON. TEX A?.
Musical Instruments.
Pianos.
Allen & Fultois?
Cotton Factors and Genera! Com-
mission Merchants,
Warehouses on Main and Commerce Streets and «t
Terminus of the Central Road.
OFFICE ON COMMERCE ST..HOUSTON,TEXAS.
WLL store and forward Cotton and Merchan-
dise, sell on Commission or advance on
the same for shipment.
JJ^Cotton oonsignedto us by theCentml Rail-
road will be received free of dray age.
Orders for Plantation Supplus promptly respon-
ded to when accompanied witb ca?h or nroduce.
July l.*59.—alv
LAWYERS.
AMES A. POAGiw
'. xas- Practices
0£ II, *59. wly
.4 tlornoy at Law* WeHtlu?nl r<
J\. In all t! e Courts « t" the Slate.
C. B- SARIN,
Sa is Sauk,
Houston.
l.AmEKSo
"B. Fr*3Aa*T
Houston,
,\ng. P.'. ly-
\V. L. U1TUCRS.
1 ttorney & Cnunse'ior at I«nw
Tcataw.
I IV. ilcnderKOu iV J o-bti .! Iansotif
Vfioriteys 5if Littv. /fmij-'ow, 7Vx«*« will
practicei n ail the Counts of the. State. [M^51y
D. .1 . BALD^,
torucy at l.au*« Houston, Teres
Nov. 11858-1 y.
A1
A'
James Quaik, Jame:
CKA1K & JEFFRIES
ttorney* at Law, Marlin, Falls O
.Inly IH. 3m.
Guitarsfi
Violins, Accordeons
Flutes, Fifes. Prams
ion Rooks at
&c- at
also,
^iiert Mrsxc.
New and popular
Music and Instrnc
F0RSGARD & NORTON'S.
Singer's Sewing Macliines
JOS. n. MARKS.
ISAAC N. MARKS
JOS. H. k I. N. MAEKS,
Wh lesale Grorcrs
-A5D-
Commission MerchantSj
Nos. 48 45 & 47 NEW LEVEE,
And S3* 35 & 37 FWLXOiSJTKEEX,
Between Fcytlrai and Qravier Btreeets,
March lC.i'rw. .59 NEW Ottl-KA N1.
FOX & JACOBS,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers In
Z JM¥ <k fM(BY ©©•©!§ r
ALSO.
Ladies Dress Goods & Trimmings,
OF THE LATEST IJIPOBVATIOXS,
Just recived, and will keep constantly on hand.*
JtyPorchaseraare rcqnested to give ana
call before selecting clsewhere.l
Jl^Store corner o? 3Iain andFrantlln Streets.
Sept. 12, *59, twly. .
KOTI(1E.
OttrlSMAH & Htl¥¥
WHOLESALE & RETAIL
Dealers in
GROCERIES, DRY ft PLAMTAT OS
goods.
MAIN STREET, HOUSTON, TEXAS.
At their old Stand. July 4, lywtw, 69.
Dr. A. Siegismund,
Druggist % Apothecary.
(Opposite Capitol Livery Stable,)
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
n TIIE atmoit care taken to secure the purest
gBfand best Drags and Hedicinei. Prescriptions
TV filled with accuracy, at all honrs of the I'ai
and night. This shop and stock Is entirely
new, and relies on iis manner of doing business for
its success. No patent medicines will be kept,
tho design of the proprietor being to confine him-
self to a prescription business almost entirely, and
for this purpose he is furnished with scales and
measures of great accuracy, and he feels confident
that pliysicianswillhaTe no cause to mnapUin of
want of attention ts th.irr.cic- TrtB, '581y.
E. R. WITHERS,
Receiving, Forwarding <}• Commission
Mercha nt.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
Office at Ttniiiau.H of Central Railroad in Cain <£Co?s.
Building.
EECE1VJCS, Stores, Forwards and sells produce as or
- dered. _
Buys Merchannlze on Commission.
Orders promptlyandexplicitly obeyed.
Advances made on produce in haud.
No Commission charged forpayingout moneys placed
tahlshanda. .
He solicits a share of the business, confident that
rom long eznerlence be can give satisfaction.
March 18 Iw.'M.
~ J. E. liLIJE^
TXTOULD Inform his. friends and patrons that he has
Ml opened his J,' * -
auction & commission house
In the building known as Qeorge Baker's Building
on Travis Street, ono block above Market Square.—
Where he is now prepared to receive and sell on Con
signment all kinds or
mercliandiee, Wares, Real Estate,
Horsei, Ac*
Also, to the selling and hire of Negroes, he would also
state that his stock of JEWELRY was saved from the
late fire, and he Is now offering the same at very low
prices, at private sale, and will commence in a few dayd
Evening Auction of the same. Keeps constantly on
hand a variety of GOODS FURNITURE, CLOTIHNG
GROCERIES, DRY OOOD3' BOOTS, SHOES and IT ATS
at very low price?. Call and seeat Lillle's Auction room
Preston 8trect Honrton / March t. '50. ly
IN all families
where "there is
Sewing to be
done, these Ma-
nhincsare inval-
uable. A a the
peed of the rail-
way train is to
traveling on foot
so sewing with
S I n ger *sMa-
chine compared
with hand sew-
ing-
No riant'r,
Tailor, 3hoema
ker, Saddler,
Dressmaker but
should have one.
Thousands of
inf er ioran d
worthless Sewing Machines have been made anc
sold under various names, bnt SINGER'S MA-
CHINES alone have been found everywhere to satis-
fy the wants of the public.
The machines are simple in their construction
easily operated,and very strong and* durible.
The only kind of Sewing Machine ever made by
which erery sort of work,coarse or line, can be per-
fectly executed
Also, Needles. Spool Silk, Cottonfcnd Flaacthread
for sale. Address all orderB to
FORSGARD & NORTON,
Sept. 23, TOUSTON, TEXAS.
More New Goods
OF THE
RIGHT SORT!
At the Green Store. Houston !
-m
JUST received and constantly arriving, a
superb stock of
Silk and Fan® Goods,
* "• . V-" • ■■ if*-
unequaled by any heretofore brought to this
market, and offered at. low prices:
Thribble Flounced Silk Robc^;
Double Jupe "
Volante "
Black Bayadere Silks:
Mourning Silks:
Plain Mack Silks;
Plain Poult d'Sur Silks;
Check and Fig'd Silks—all colors:
White Figured Silks;
Challies—all colors;
Double Jupe Robe dc Laincs:
All Woolde Laincs;
Pompadour de Laincs;
Amour Cloth; •'
Merinos and solid colqred de Laincs;
m WoolPlaids for Children, 4c., &c., &c.
Mantillas, Cloajts and Shawls
a fery lawc ami beautiful stock,
for LadieB, and Misses.
Bonnets. Ribbon?, Flowers, Ruches, Feath-
ers, Swan's Down and Swan's Down Cuffs.
Setts Collars and Sleeves!
Medallion, Valencia, Lace, Swiss, Marseilles
and Linen, the mos^juquHte ever made.
Head Dresses; Lace and Illusion Berthas;
Coffieurs; Crowns; Veils; Hdkfs; Gauntlets;
Gloves; Shoes; Hosiery; Embroidered Skirts;
Hoop Skirts; Laces, and every article need-
ed by a Lady for a complete outfit.
Sept. 1859. GEO. R. BAKER.
it 9t
NEW BIUCK FlKKPEOt
W k 1 E H 11
7IXCEXT. • Vr. S. OWESTS.
VINCENT & OWENS.
(Successors to Vincent & Fisher )
COTTONFACTORS
STORAGE. FORWARDING
And Conmissiou Mere hauls,
Houston, Texas.
se . .1 . P A I. .U Eil ,
Vftorsaey at Laxv, M ntgentry, Texan.
Will practice in " Montjromerr. Grimes and
rt'alkercounties * [Pec Ift-ly.
I). T, CHA^IBKUUX,
A llornejr at S-aw, and General Collee-
ti ^ and Land A^ent. Bflton Bell County
Tcx-sb. >' .v 13 *59 1 v.
BOCEtSN tV Wll.i.h;,
Attorney's nt Houston, Texas. Office on
.Vlain street,opposite tl;«; Old Gaplt'i' Ilotcl.
J;in.*40. wly.
H. ii mm vE,
Attarnpr ami Coanr«ellar at Law, Hempstead
Au*tin Oi.. Tf-T-ns.—Oilers to practice In the Firs!
nndit'ial District, and in the c >nnties of Harris, Crimes
•Tnd Washington. .fan 14, wly.
W. B CottN,
lfau$ttmy texas, will practice li>
•urts of the Seventh .ludiclclal DKtrict^—
l'roniptattentlon will be ^Ivcn to any business • ntrust-
ed 10 his enre 1> 'C. 17, wtw ly, '5$.
A itorney at
/V the "
Will reeeive and store, forward or
sell Cotton and other produce, agreeably
to order.
Bgl^Or'lers for Plantation supplies
promptly responded to, when accompanied
with Cash or Produce.
JOHN DlCKL\S02f, .
COTTON FACTOR,
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION MERC HAN 1
Houston* Texas*
Advances made on consignments. Special attention
tf ven to the sale of Oottonrandother produce, and to the
itUinsr of or'ers. Business oromptly attended to.
Ag:cnt for flic Sale off
pears Patent Hooj> Iron and Tic" for cotton hales
\ superior article t'> any of tho kind heretofore used. It
4 cheaper than rope an-I nwwv easily a flnste .l now In
v r. l l iron^hout the prj4ac ng States
«• • as'*' el f Tanl fIo- ;-s sent tbe e*a-A lemjth reqntr
t ; rr -Ma2h 25. aly.
T. SESStJMS,
DEALliS 11%
General Merchandize
Corner of JUaiu Sc FranUlin St's.
Houston^ Texas.
FitA^rvs noour,
A tlornryand Coanscllornt Law, will attend
xlL promptly t^f the Collection «jf Claim
le of lands, payment of taxes.
State. Houston.TYxas. .
I nrchase and
uny p;;rt of th •
March 25. lv.
JOHN 15. EARTif?,
A tforupy it Counsellor at Lawf &* Land
1:L A^ent, IKico, McLtnnanCoixAty, Texas, will prac*
Ice i:i th"* Courts, and attend to Law business generally,
n McLennan and .-vijominjr counties. Feb. 11, wly.
C. JOUBS
Sa.bix k. Jokes,
Gaireitnn,
Ttms,
tornej'M tc Counselor* at L.aw
Will collect debts, remit money, defend (alts
buy and sell l.snd on Commission, argue Cues In
the Saprffmc Court .-itO*l>eston, and generally do
any business in tlieir profession Partienlar and
promptattention gliren to basin r
March 14, p.-' V. 'Si*
OTIS O. WELCH-
JOB. A.C&KROU)
>ubite square, iand bouslit and sold on com-
prompt attention given to tbe perfecting of
Mie.-t!n"OfClalrna, ic. . _ .. . __ „
WELCH «: tABROLL,
of the publtc square.
mission. Prompt at
Titles,Cnllcctlnsof Clalrna, v
KkfcbTo T«> -Mend,'tompMns 1-Co..
o-\ ins r^a Pomroy. Benton rf Co^ St. Ix>m§, ™°-
Drjiocr '<« UmUier, Lou s'.na, 5Io.,BraUtrary rf-Co. Bos-
3 ?^fa£. Nowilii d Co.. Lvncbbnrg, Va. Dnke <«Jack-
? rJ^V'tpvnie Art.. Philips <£• Black, Austin, Texas,
a N'. B.—Mr W. fs Notary Public for Denton County,
kpY.*1.'S8 wtwiv
viiptox if3h«)ii''.nios, Norton ADATB.
* Athens,9th District, Forth Worth, 16th District
LatvvcrH. Collector- and L:ind Igents
PlAcriOE in tbe District, Supreme and Feder.
O ,nrts An.I A P,. NORTON, Attiens.General Trav
eliir.u Aaent an.i Oolieclor. Also Kives per onaJ atten
lion to business In any othercou ty In Texas. Persons
havina.claims iu Northern, Eastern and fiddle Texas,
will UU< due notice a'id address acconllngly.
kSFEBTO Hon. P w liray. Aden & Fnlton.
Stiie- & <*. sn ? itlA Co., Houston: Hon, S Crosby.
On Tho^ Green, An^tin;Col. .1 S Sydnor, Briggs A Yara
Gen H VIcLeod, Galveston; O^l M T Johnson 'Tan-ant
Co. Hon L P Evans,Ma'«hidl:Col J F Glrault, B J Sase.
E^i. New Orleans; Texas Members of Congress, and
Legislature, and other references If desired.
Agril 18. "59. wlv.
4. tf. BttAWn. I.. A. AUKRrROMaiE
RflAKCES o: AIIEECROUBIE}
Attorneys at Law, ■ JlunUeille, rens.
Will practi jc in the courts cf the seventh P:s-
rict.m i the Supreme cour tat Galveston, [jar. 30 '
I) li.Pi: SDE1EOAST,
rnoy at SprInfold. Limestone Co. ,
ray.
*actlcM>i the «h"l.tJhJ'i.lloialDistrict.
A
&|wayt in Store a large Stock of
BAGGING,
ROPE,
LIMB,
PLOUGHS,
CEMENT,
TAR,
FLOUR,
PAINTS,
OILS;
GLASS,
BACON.
HAMS,
WHISKEY
COFFEE,
SUGAR,
MOLASSES
Plantation Supplies, &c.,
flgyCash paid for Cotton.
6 * y -T wtwpcly. .
li« Hi DOOL£T & CO. i
HAT MANUFACTURES,
AMD DEALERS IN
Every Variety off Mats and Caps.
THEY have received their winter supplies, consisting
of FRENCH and AMERICAN 1IATS, oi the latest
and BEST STYLES,
which they o(Ter to the public lovr for cash. Also, a fine
assortment o
Boys' dcCliiidrcas? Hats and Caps
LADIES' RIDING IIATS,
of the latest styles,
Silk, Cassimere and other Hats,
of their own mannfactnre.
AST Hats made to order on shortest notice. .
Country orders solicited.
Sign of the Red Hat, PlMBnix Honse,
Jan. *..S9.lv. Iloneton, Texai*,
G. Gra90^
R. AyQLEMANy.
Gerson & Angelmann,
Wholesale & Retail Dealers In
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
nothing, Boots, Shoes,
II. SAMPSON k CO,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
DEALERS in GROCERIES, and all kinds
of PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
JUT'-Cashadvances made on Cotton and other
Produce consigned to as on Sale, Storage orShip-
*n>e ttoother markets Jan.8.—a.
^ j. HUTOHTnsT
Heavy & Fancy Groceries.
ETC.,ETC,, ETC.
At Gcrson'a Old Stand)
Main Strict, IIocsios, Texas.
WE are now reeeivlnga large and well selected stock
of all Goods In our line, from the Northern cities
and New Orleans, which we are prepared to sell at lower
prices than ever. Call and examine.
Sep!. 38. '59.1s*. GERSON t AMJEL5IAN \.
NOTICE.
SB M
TOE undersigned will discontinue openlujr their Star
in Market on Satnrday evenings, but wi'l hereafte
open on Sunday morning, at the usual hour. Our meats
are fresh and sweet, and we will endeavor to please all
who favor us with their patronage. _
June 22d.twly^ KEY8ftR k DEBRIBRRIE.
J
Mnia Street, Houston Texas.
Jfflf Liberal advances' mnde at all times
on Cotton consigned to me for sale.
Jan. 6, ly—a
For Sale,
lOOO A uees of Laud, part of the j
A. ('. Reynolds League, lying adjacent
tUc Town League and Obedience j
Smith Tract; For sale in Small tracts, j
Also, the key lots of Bloc k 13, ft. W.j
of the Union Tress.
JOHN DICKINSON.
Jnv 22. tf. *
WM. T. AUSTIN,
COTTON FACTOR,
Reefivlas, Forwarding & General Commission
Merchant.
Calteston, Texas.
("1AS1I advances ma«1e upon ol! consignment* to my
J ^'Mre3St either for in thi3 mnrk^t or for re^hly
ta- nt toother port*.
Nov*. 4. *59. lv.
Stereoscopes a stereoscopic Tiews, at
i'OBSQABU k NORTON'S
TEXAS LUMBER YARD
Cisfiier of Milam £ Prairie Streets.
A. BERING & BRO.,
COXTKACTOB S t BlIILDEHS,
DEALKRS In Mubllo, Peit C(da anJ Texas I'lne lurr
ber,Lr>thf,Sli(usles, 1'lctet?, Posts, tc., if-.
Pressed Ciiiinber,
"I. loet flooring, Vi mvl l!{ r*S>
7k >1. feet-Iresseil Ceiling Hide anil narrow.
Rough Lumber
.'/i M. i.eiiiB" jrle<l Mobile Pine Lumber, Sv'.intltoS
riaiik, isilla, etc.
li M. Cypresassorle*!,2'4 audi inch thick,
M M. aborted Texas Hlne Lumber,
10 \|. 1 "vi rf">san«l Mobile line Pickets,
6 liinffles
200 31. llest IlrartCyproTO'Shingles.
18^Orders from tlm ciuutry promptly attended to
.hiii. Ji. lywiw.
HOUSTON
LUMBER YARD.
(Ornci Ktn Door to id.Fimsh.)
H. 0. BEHRMAN.
DEALER In all 'in" "t Lnmber, Lath". Ehlngl s,
Pictcta, Po-li, icJ_ALc0_ !
White Pine 8a H, B«®" & Blinds.
tOf the best manufacture, of oil slzej.
Sept.26 '59. lv.
JUST KECEITEB.
I IX THOUSAND Cl«nr9 of the well J-u«vu brluJ
1.) -M.ir ri.' .n. jM.f
?«pt:0,if. * Main Stre«t,lHonit01j
1AWBENCB FBCSIT.
Galve ton.
ALFRED WHITAKER.
Houston
FR0SH & WHITAKER,
Wholesale Grocers & General Pro-
duce Dealers.
MAIN .ST., HOUSTON, TEXAS.
50
Ilalf Bbls. New Orleans isyi
I - : FBOS
p.Just received by
<£ WHITAKKK.
Boxes No, I Soap, jnst rerohreda^l for sale at
ZOU 6 cts. by W)g« k WttlTAKBR.
. 1?
'.r..
AKVEr. j- MrTCALFIL
Ia vest & iTEETCALFEy
Attorneys «V founxelors at Law,
'ieneral Land Airents, Cildwclf, Burleson Co.
Texas july W 1y'58.
?107i O. BL.VCK
ViA€K
% ttornev:, at teaw. Hunttaillc,Tejas.
Cm. ticuln-rattentio * *
Accounta.&c.
JOAn 1!. B.VNT0N
BAWTOIV,
Par-
to collecting Notes and
r#prill-ly.
W. n. E^THT.T..
Mstcll & Likens,
n. LIKFXS.
J. J. DENWIS. *• H
nI""VM> & BOWERS,
4 itomers at Lawj&fleneralLind
A. Austin Citu Texas. Will pra tlce tlielr profesrton
in all i he Courts at itioCltr of Austin, aU'l In the Dls.
trict Courts in all the counties of the 2d and 17th Jndl-
cla? Di -riots- Tiny will also prosccute claims against
tht- State orliidividnals.for money or Land, in any por-
tion of the State.
REFERENCES.
Hon..Ionic McLean. Judge Supreme Court U. S.
llon Guo. E Fcan, U. S. Senator, Cluclnnatl,Oh!o.
Hon. W. S. Oboesbf.ck, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Block, Mcafee k Co."!
Watt & Noble J-NewOrleans La.
y\. L>. Cooper & Co. )
llon.E. Dumont, Pros, of the State Bimk of ln«lianna,
India nopolls, Ind.
Hon. AbxebT Kllis. Vlncennei. Indiann .
A. S. ?cMVA3f, Attorney at Law, New Yo * City.
Joseph Trimble. Esq., Philadelphia, Pensylvanla.
Hon. Willlam Surra, Warrenton, Virginia.
James V. Brooks, Attorney at Law, Warrenton, Vir-
nia. , ...
SnzLTOX & Maouuder. Attomryaat Law, Washington
City, D. C.
Kotit. YooRins. Attorney at kw, Saint Loflls, Missouri.
Ami generally to the heads of public deaartments.
nd >inslnes*! m«*n in fMtvof Austin. T Tft«.
HOTELS & WATERING PLACES
«T. t:l«AMLES~EXcHAl«r.i:"
HOTEL,
NEW ORLEANS, LOUI8IAS A.
flALfc k HILDÐ, Ptoprtetoni.
RAIL ROAD COFFEE 8ALOON.
ADJAOBNTto«lHi| e|M>torUeBoi toB* Tex
uOnlnlbliiMi.itBauUa. HstOo*ee.
wholesome Laneh, 1m OreeiM, Lemos*4e, te.
fcc.,furoi«hed«tc*ll. Tfo Liquor, kept. Then I,
a leparate uloon for ladle*. Trmrel iers eoMlnr by
the boaU, can alir.rl procure refrethmenu before
leaving ntheean' A. H. AMXSKMAB.
April 1 '59.1,
HULL'S HOTEL,
V i. „ KSOWK f«>r nam yttn peat m
- - Schrluipf a Hotel. I n the City efHona-
ton, county of Harris, and SUleof
Texaa.
The undersignc i haviuc leased the
above building for a term of yrar wiu oot.Unue U* ac-
commodate the traveling public, and also weekly sod
monthly boarder*. The bouse to ing a spactoo* three
tory brltlc ba'dding, situate 1 a peas.nt, hea tt y nd
convenient p«r« of tl*e city, th pr< prtetor flatu-ra him-
elf, by proper exertions and atU-n«ienee to tin- wantaof
his cu'est* to merit a 'iberal share of natronay.
June 24. ly. JONATHAN BV I.L.
Pr"tfW«t,
FAN MX HOUSE,
T B. J. HADIRT. PaoMusToa.
Fannin Street, Houston, 7Vxu.
I AM how prepared ta receive
company. I have added to this
heretofore roomy house twelve
^ new rcoms 14 by 15 feet with fire
places in each .they are all well furnish «*d n«l ventl
lated with Halls and promenHdes. The dining room
will soon be .extended and other improvements
made. I promise the best fare smrf comfort, and If
Idont comply I make no charge. I have a stable
and excellent oatler, and am prejwred to make i
v+b n *** iv
country customers and others f
twill t"
IVEL
4 ttorney« at 5>;uv and Genera! Collecting
Zx. Agents, Henderson, Texas,
Refer to B H. Cushlng. E. W. Taylor, nenry Samp.-
ou lloUKton. 18.'59 ly.
iS. P FULLER
torasy at Houston T' tas, Practi
ces in allthi: C iurts of the ?th Judicial Dis-.
trict OiSce north side of Courthouse square.
Feb. 14, twly *99 3 -
B. A. PALMER. ALFRED 8. RirilARPSOK.
PAL.HRR ft riaCEI \Rf2SOS,
A ttorno^sat Houston. Texas, will prac-
x*l tice in the sever*' district Courts of the
State, and the Supreme t:ourt at Oalreston.
Ifov.l, ly'5S
.1. J. K ILL ^
A ttornqy at La-v, lleatherfard. Parker Co.. Tex-
J\.asy will practice in the District5 Courts of all the
Counties of the sixteenth Judicial District, and In the
Probate Courts of P;irfcor an-i Tarrant, counties, and
also In the District Court of P-alo Pinto, In the nine-
ilclal District. wly
GEO. OOLDTVVAITK
one AGoldthwaitc;
irncys and Counsellors at Law-
Houston, Texas. .
VILL practice in the Federal Courts of Tcxa«. lUgtfK
Supreme Court at f*alveston,and in all the cotium of
heFirxt iu \ Jn-H.riai Dl?trict. July t.lv
GALYE8T0W.
A. S. HllTHVKS,
COTTON'FACTOK & GENERAL FOKWARDJNG
andOomniissiou Merchant.
. Galveston, Texas.
P\RTICTC6AR attention paid to the aale or •hip-
raent ot Produce. Accounts of Un promptly
rendered Cash adrances made onalLeeniigment,
either for sale or shipment. Produce sent to our
address xrillbe corerid by open policy of InsurS
rance.Ht thf rolitis rate# of premium: June 13 '5
kui.lt house,
(/.ale Merchants Betel.)
Congress Street, Houston' Tens
I have taken charge of the above
well known Honse, where I shall de-
vote my whole time dbd Interest to
the want* and eomfoits of those
who may favor me with their patro-
nage. it Is situated in a healthy part of the city,and has
accommodation* superior to any Hotel in tbe city. It
contains sixty large airy rooms, all of which are well
furnished. There is an excellent Iron Pire Proof Safe,
In which visitors can deposit valuables of any kind,
«be perfectly secure, an attentive clerk Is always
actandence, to manage this part of the business.—
His table will always be supplied with all that the mar-
ket affords. <"arrlajre5 always In readiness to convcy
passengers and baffgair-L* ts>o and from the boats and
ars C. 8. KELLEY.
Houston April 4. ly.'SP
T. Mather,
Havnerillc, Lowndes Co., A[a.
t^Mfe^licla
jWrorncj
CjL Houston
Phil. Claiborne,
B. H. Davis
Attorneys at Law, Bastrop, Texas. Practice in
tht* Second and Third Judicial Districts, and will
attend faithful!) to the collections oj: claims anywhere
between the Brazos and Gaudalune rivers, and will pro-
secute claims in the Supreme and Federal Coi:rts at
Austin. July 24, *5wtwlv.
A. J. HATS
Indelible Marking Ink for Marking
Oolton Bales, Wool SacJrs, Wheat Sacks, JMasses Bar-
rels, Sugar IIlids, Merchandize, etc.
THIS Ink is furnished by the quart, gallon or barrel,
and is cheaper than the common marking Ink, and
WILLNOT WASH OUT,
Cotton Planters who ship by railroad or steamb >at
especially should use no other, as it entirely obvi t es
all complaints that their cot to u cannot be identiied
when mixed with other lots. It flows freely* ®nd will
keep good for years. For sale by A. J "AY,
Aug. 24. 3mpctwflPw* H ouston. Tex a.
JoaxT. IIarcourt Jonx H. Robsox.
Ilarcoiirt A: Uobson,
A ttorncys at Law, Columbus, Colorado Go. Texas
1JL Will practice Law in partncrshiplnall the counties
of the 1st Judicial District , in the counties of Lavacca
andGonzaies. in the 10th District, and in the Supreme
and Federal Courts at Galveston and Austin. Jan24 ly
M. V. GUEST. in L. KENDALL.
GUEST SL. ENDALL,
\ ttorncys at L t 4*, Booneville, Brazos
County. Texas. Will attend promptly to all
business entrusted to their care, in any part of the
State. Feb. 14, ly, *59.
N. B.—J. L. Kendalls Notary Pnblic.
J.G.Walker, H. Manly.
WALKER & MANLY. _
a ttorncys &, Counsellors a.t Law,
zm. Houston, Texas. Will practice in the Courts
of the First, Seventh and Fifteenth Districts and in
the Supreme and Federal Courts at Galveston.
April 6. *59, ly. . _
u. H. Hughes
vnenue, uownacs« ., amo- _ Galveston. Texas
W. Saunders Jr.. Hai/nerille Lowndes Co.. Ala.
IVIATHEH, HUGHES & SAUNDEBS.
COTTON FACTORS,
General Commission $ Forwarding Merchants,
AND COLLECTIMG AGENS,
GALVESTON, TEXAS.
irr Agents for Daniel Pratt's Cotton Gins, aleo
for PlantationMills. Also.for PratvilleOscaburgs
and Llnscys. Sepl7,ly.,58
A. S. LA BUZ AN
(Formerly of Mobile, Alabama.)
COTTON FACTOR fc COMMISSION METICHANT,
Strand, Galveston.
ALL produce shipped to my address, with Bill o
Lading,-will !>e covered by open poiicy of Insurance
when shipmea's are made on steamboats or vessels
which have passed the necessary inspection.
$gM3r;lers for.bagFlug, Hope and the usual Planta-
tnply^-attended to. *«
tlon supidies prom fly
Julv27.1y. T69.
W. A.PADOEX3L_
n.aTpadgkt&oo,
{At the stand of John S. Sellers.)
Wholesale & Retail
Sealers Isi
GROCERIES,
ProYisions, Liquors, &o.,
Main Street Houston Tcsas.
•Jan. 3.'6ctww^ki -
J, B. Gallaher,
At the old stand of Van Alstyne is Taylor.
Houston. Texas.
I
AND
"IA Casks Ribbed Sides, and 60 Bbls. Mess Pork, for
XV." sale at New Orleans quotations, adding freight and
charges,by FROSH k WHITAKER.
5 Bbls. Lard and 30 kegs do Just received and- in line
condition, for sale by FROSH AWHITAKttR.
C 10, and 20 Gallon kegs, Well Buckets, and Boston
O, Barrel!Jn treceived a^^^^TAKER.
1 rA M ITeart S'aliigjca, Jilst received an<i for sale at
XdUK2S,by PBOSH & WHITAKER.
1 A niKls New OtImih Siisar, 10 B\>!s each Pon-dered
IU and Crusted do., and^) half Lbln. each do.Jiist re-
ceived an! for <=s:e al less tUnn nmrkct rates by
• : FKOsn & 'fHlTAKEIt.
1 AA BblJ nni' )«' Bids P. C. Martin's celebrated Dew
1UU Drop Kye WBWtoy, for sale at BaltlnwreogoU-
tionsbv FUOMl & WHITAKrlR.
1 /IH Bo*. Baltimore Cove: Oysters, 50 doz. Lobsters,
AUU IOcascs-Sardines, SO doa. Brandy Cherrlea and
Peaches, Jut received fasli and fine, and lor sale at
lowerjatetthan hcretoto^ ^mTAKER
t)rn Bbls. each Lime and Cement, Just received per
Bark Jasper. Also, Plaster of Paris and for
sale bv FROSH & ^HITAKER.
crrt Bbls. Superfine, and 100 bbls Extra, in good con
OLf ditton-A *t tbr sale below the market price by
—^ FROSH k WHITAKER.
Q£T Biles India Bagging, 200 Colls Grass Baling Rope
and 100 Coils Hemp, j0^Qg|Y4V^^fxAKERile
by
Ork Bbls. Tar,aud 100 boxes Star Candles Just received
L\J hF FROSH k WHITAKER.
OA A Kegs Pure White Lead and J*o. 1 New Jersey
4U\J\J Zinc, at 9 cts. Also, Linseed Oil and Turpentine
for sale by FROSH k WHITAKER.
Thousand Sacks Salt, for sale by
U FRQSII & WHITAKER.
EXCHANGE onGalvest^bo^t^d bvER
Ilonston. Oct. 21. Aorll 29. 1859. wpclr.
8. K. MCILHEWV,
Ilonston,
P.J. Willis,
Montgomery,
K. sjlVims.
Hon
Mcllheuny, Willis & Bro.,
* Successors to W. J. Hutchins, at his old stand.
Main street. Houston. Texas
WMDMMuS ^ la^mniL
Dealers in
STAPLE aud FASC1
DRY GOODS,
C L 0 T II I N G ,
HATS, BOOTS A D SHOES,
€E0€1RI1S
• AKD-
*
PROVISIONS,
Plantation Supplies,
IIAHDWARii,
Iron,Steel, Casting,
Nails, Blacksuiitli Tools
Am mm
CROCKKIIY, WINDOW I'I,ASS, OIL3 & PAINTS
Liuic Sc t'eipeiit,
To wLich Utoy invilo the attention of
Country morchonis and planters who will
fiml a stock well adapted to their wauts.
Cottonsenl to us ior shipment or sale,
will receive our best attention aiul liberal
advances made on the same,
Ilonston Jnly 21st 1859.
B L. PFBt.. JAMES K. DCK3LJ-.
n:EL & DUHIiiK,
Cotton FactOB'x,
GENERAL COMMISSION
A3CD
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Houston* Texaa.
DBALi^lR
IN
PR OVISIONS ,
GROCERIES,
Liquors of all kinds
Plantation Supplies,
BAGGING, ROPE,5 TWIJSTE,
PAINTS,OILS, WINDOW GLASS,
LIME & CEMENT,
and a genebal stock op
m®ma
The highest mar-
ket price paid for Hides
and Peltries.
II aston* Texas.
J.4 U J'j 6)
A. J. HA1«
Successor to Roberts & Co. in the Drug business)
Wholesale aud Retail
D IE -A- L E R
IN
Drug's, Medicines,
Groceries, Liquors,
Perfumery,
Window Glass,
Paints, Oils,
Dye Stuffs. &c«, &c.,
Sign of the Large Golden Mortar,
Main Street, Honston, Texas.
I am constantly receiving fresh
supplies of all the above articles,
which I offer cn as goo.I terms as they
can be purchased elsewhere. I also
keep a very superior stock of Wines
and brandies for medical use*
•s solicited and promptly attended
JTno. B« & G• A. Jooesi
Attorneys at Lan Houston Texas, prac
tice in the Supreme and Federal Courts at Gal-
veston andjnfhe District Courts Of the First and
Seventh Pis!i'11'l ^ w ■! n111 pd to Oniiwi iujis in the
coantles of Harris. Ga>vestoTn~*Vashington7
^nmery,Grimes, Walker, ort Bend, Brazoria and
Colorado. March -24 wtwly '59.
THOS.P. A-YCOCir. CHARLES STEWART.
AYCOCK 4STEWAKT,
■ ttorncys & Counselors ai Law
AtfKNBEAL.i AND&COLLKCriNG AGENTS,
Marlin, Falls Co.. Texas.
Will nractice in the counties of Brazos, Robert-
son. Falls, Limestone. Hill, Navarro. Freestoeo, Leon,
Milam, Burleson, McLennan, Coryell. Bosque and Bell.
Also.in the Supreme and Federal Courts at the city ot
Austin > wtwly'58.
GEO. W. GFESS,'
4 ttorney and C'onuseHorat Law,
J\ Dallas, Dallas Co., Texas. Will practic e his
profession in this and the surrounding counties,
and m the Supreme and Federal Courts at Austin
and Tyler. Prompt attention Riven to business.
Refers to lion. John II. Reagan, M. C.; ITon. WilL A.
Graham, of Xorth Carolina; Dr. D. Jame k Son, of Phil-
ad lnbia; Harrall, Sproulls k Co, of New York; Hon. A.
J. Witt, J. W. Ellett, Gold & Donaldson, Dallas,Texas.
Aug.20. '5S. wtw 1 v .
CrnlTcston Coal Yard,
A Ann Barrel® Bitsnissss and Anthracite
Ti/UU Lump and Fine Coal, of the best kind and
qualltvfbr Iroases, Steamers and Blacksmiths, In yard
adn to arrive, fcr jiale by _ B. S. PAR80S8,
jgg^Put up 1 ti Casks to order. Or alveston.
Pcnsacola Dressed Lumfccr^ i-.
1 OA Atfl A fuel Dressed Flooring k Ceflinff
l^U Lfi/U Tougnod and Grooved, ol the various
thicknesses, widths-and qualities,
Orders filled to suit purchasers in all respeetsby
B. S. PARSON8, Galveston.
liortlaem Sashes, Blinds & Doors
JUST received from Boston of the best material and
wo. km unship," . .
430 pair Window Sashes, all sizes,
400 pair do Blinds, full rolling. do.
120 Blind Doors. do. do.
90 Sash, do Glased, do.
430 Pannell do all qualities and sizes,
Orders filled for all articles in the above line, cither
here.or an the Northern or Florida Factories. Prices
low ror ca-h or on time, for approved acceptances in
Houston or GaJveston address B. S. PARSONS.
- • Galveston.
HOUSTON, Sept., 1850.
R. S. Blount,
Is doing a General Storage & Coi
mission T
Sept 19. lv.
White Pine Lnmber,
Q/? AAA FEET receiving from Maine, viz.
OO.UUU 6000 feet inch thick, wide l oards,
7 30,(00 do do do . do.
40.00-) do Y* do do 9i.
10,000 do 2 do do.
Well seasoned and of the best qijalitv of White Pine.
Orders solicited by
Jan.. 3. *59 tf
. S. PARSONS.
Galveston.
WM.O.WEBB. WR.R.JARMOK.
WEBB <t JAICJHOTV9
Lawyers, Collectors and Land
Agents. La-Orange Fayette County.Texas
Will practice in the Counties of Fayette, Bastrop,
Travis. Oaldcell, Gonzales, Lavaca. Wharton.Fork
Bend, Austin, Colorado and Washington, and in
the Supreme and Federal Courts at the cities of
Austin and Galveston. Collections and Remit-
tances promptly made; Lands located, bought and
sold, patents obtained, titles perfected, and taxes
paid all over the State. Feb. 21. wtwlv* *50.
W;U Drac
W. H. CETZEXDANEK,
A ttorney at Law, Waxahacblt*, Texas.
l\. tic«- in this and thealjoiuinc; counties.
Kefehs to ;—
Gen. Sam Houston. Independence, Texas.
Hon. P. W. Gray, Houston,
" R. A. Reeves, Pa'esone, "
" A. N.MilKGi.nza'es,
3Iessrs. i.el^h & Baker. Himtsville "
Oct. 10, *59.
w. J UEKDKRSOTff W- H. WBUtXT
(IF^DGYISOK & NBBLETT,
Attorneys at Law& General Land
A^etitSy ( orsieana .Yavarro county, Texas.
Wlli atten<l to business entrusted th.*m in Navarro,
Hill,RliK Freestone, Johnson, Tarrant, and Limestone
Counties.
Refer to Taylor, Harden & Co., Towseud, Tompkins
rf- Co., Henderson, Terry & Co., New Orleans, G. W.
Strother, Carnes rf- Trabue, Galveston; H. Samnson k
Co., E.A.Palmer, J.W. Henderson, Houston; >t.irr k
Amorr.Nacoffdoches. Texas. Aur. 13. wtvrly.?53
A ttorney
xIl Texas.
jo;n x. flix r,
at LaWi Belton, Bell county,
Oet 3. t Jnnl.
Dressed Weather Boards &CeIllng
A A AAA feet ^ and % iuch thick, both edges
t:U«UUU dressed, but not tongned and grooved,
best Weatherboar«ls and cheap Ceiling.
Orders fi led f r the above articles upon the most
favorable terms to purchasers for Houston nnd Galves-
ton aoceptani-es by B 8. PARgONS^
Montgomery & Co
Coiumissioir®>rwapd iug
AND
Collecting- Merchants,
O ALVESTON, Ti;X_ S.
xa.OiIicp ill It. A D. G.Mills Butldlng, Str l.
Mari'li il.'W, lv
M POTTER,
^AI-u-r DF>tist, ^-uj
Rooms on Market Strtvi, nearly opposite the Postofflce
Galveston, Texas.
"VTATURAL TKETH being of the rreat<%t importance
1> in the susiainment of Health and Beauty, and
vastly superior to artificial ones, will receive our special
regard. Even very doubtful teeth may usually be saved
by recent facilities and proper attention.
35T Artificial Teeth, a necessity of the age, and
Artificial Palates will have our combined skill and
exi>eri"nce. ^
Irregularities of tne worst character can often be
reduced to order and usefulness, it cared for at a proper
^Reresjssces :—Messrs. 1. G. Williams k Co., Hon. F.
H. Merriman, E. P. Hunt, Esq.. Capt. John G. T6<1, D.
W. Gille't. Esq.. W. M. Sarireyn May 13. wly.
TEXAS
CXjOTHIKTG store
OPPOSITE CIVILIAN OFFICE.
STR \ ND, GALVESTON,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
May 48, wtwly. T. O. WILSON.
1K& M. FItEEM*AJr,
Cotton Factor, ScceiTing, Forwarding and
General Commission Merchant.
Galveston, Texas-
45"Th-i usual advances made on all consignments oi
Cotton, Wool, Sugar and other Produce, consigned to
us for sale in this Market, or for re-shipment to our
friends in New Orleans, Philadelphia, Boston or. &ew
—ftPrompt account of sales rendered, and
attention^veto to all business entrusted to
Fork. £3* Prompt account >
dor personal at
our care. . _ . ,
t& Specirl attention ?rlvlnff to the filling ot orders for
supplies. *** All consi^nmcuts to our. addiess, if per
insurable boats or vessels, will be covered unless other-
wise instructed Aorll 11. 'fijP.. wlA
mm
f.
m
fi
a
w. sr. eicb. . -i: „ ^ &i kick
WM. M.HIOE& CO.
HOUSTON, TEXAS, '''
JORX A. WHARTOX. CLIHTON TERRT
WIIAKTON A; TEK?JY
Attorneys & Counselors af Law>
Brazoria, Texas,w\\\ practice in the counties
of Brazoria, Matagorda, Wharton, Austin and
Fori Bend.and also in the Supreme Court at Gal-
veston.
j.A. WIIA.RTOJC CLINTON TERRY, JAS. MA.STEUSON,
wil art on, Terry dc 3Aasterson9
4 ttorneysat Law, Houston,Texas. Will
/"Vpracticein the City of Houston, in the county
o 1 Harris and in'the Federal Court iu Galveston.
aprill9wlv.
W.11. II- FAKSONS)
Attorney at Law> Huco, McLennan Co., Texas
Will attend promptly to any business entrusted to
his care inJohL^n, liiii, Bo£<iue anu sunonn ling counj
ties. Sept 2. wtwly. *59.
UICUArD V. COOK,
A ttorney & Counselor at Law, Columbus, Cf.
X-L orado county, Texas. Will attend to any business
tv
connected with bis pro
a-; particularly in t
roado, Austin, lirazoria, 1'u.t Le
Whart ;>n. Special att«.*M!
tbe collection of debts,und the pr
against the State.
Whenever It is desired ample reference c:in Pa elven
In any of the above counties, or in trie cities r f X. York,
Washington, Xashville.Gaiveston. Houston a i-. Austin!
Nov. 1 *68. wlv.
iu Western Texas-
Fay ette, Lavaca, Col-
l. Mat-iirorda an<l
the i-and Business
-'cation of cliams
It
irrord
Juivia 1
I'ersoual attention given to thesaicLcf toTroif,
iiiDKsor i Ro®rrt and the txecntion of orders en-
rustodcothem iOctSI*—a
WM.
WILSOJV,
m
Mrrcha?
Tin ai
Wi
IMPORTKlt & DEALER IN
II A It D \V A R E A N U
AGUICCLTCKAL I3IPLEMEXTS,
.!'-*■ T f,!s. Woo I aT.d Willow War.-,Coppcr,
iSheellnp W are, Csttlery, Nulls. Ca-t-
Grln l aul MSil Sioccr.', P.lints. Oil-,
nd >w « Tin, lt >n au i Zinc, C«v k-
hri a?i l Pulva ri' ves,Solar Lamp-.
I. u and Force Pumps,GinBan-i*.
• i ail ~i7.^s, Ilenip aud Cum
I't-xbiug; Auent i« r
II£Re.ixg'sCeli:lratcj 1'ih Paoor
And lloeV. Disnion's ami lllacliwcllN CUr-
culnr Saws.
C->iivr <<i J Is and Conjri'^ SireM
MARKET SQUAItH.
llfll'^TON, TliXA-i,
JAJIES W. WYNNE,
l awyer & Land Asfcui
HOUSTON, TEXAS.
iiEFEIiS TO
Feel 6c Bumble.
Houston.
Ofticeatthe Court Qcuse.
J. W. Breed I Ave.
New Orleans.
March l^.fim.
C.C. JSCQIKNtS, JOHN SPtSCK A . D. MCGIXKIS
TScGitiiit<i,>ipeiicc St .TlcGinnis
AttorncyH tun! Counselors at Law, Bastrop,
JV/iU, VViJl practice their profession in the coun-
ties of Bastrop, iViri-:. ll.i' •. iln Uala-ipr-, Caldwell
Fayette, andu-" WiiBamson.iii tl. Supren;-.* and Fede-
ral Courts at Austin. .
Partu . i cjllectlou of Ci. «ni-
an i all kl.i 1 ofla.i 1 i i-l:i • v llvfzr to Nro!en«CSim .
Dlinan «CCliroef;oa or v, ilvu. John Hancock
d H-m-G. W, I'a .eua.:. Au titi. - Sei t.22 1v
Law« CoIIectloii
EXCHANGE OFFICE
In
■d Lh
PALKyTINE,
iiAVEXS
lalT v- in 31 j>idle an 1 I'.i
:u>itaucesin £b;'ut K?
an - w: i New York. P;
O
Wholesale
i) C 11
♦deli 11* * trade«.
1 take
of lo
far a:s they
v« !1 as iL-
t oX the ft:-..
r-2.nciuc:l l>frtr.
gr-: o and ijavis Str
:t* >!JT&t !?•!
Ifrllj-
;iizci.a
i f Ccn
of all kinds
CAEPITMe*
©H3L SIL©OTS5
MATTIBTG
PAPER HANGINGS,
WINDOW SHADES
Curtain Goods,
TRIMMINGS,
Wood and Willow Ware,
PI AST OS,
Also, :i goaeral stock of
m I CMS ITS & SHOES
GROCERIES
Plantation Supplies,
Bagging, Rope, Oils,
Paints, Window Glass,
TOILS,'
HARDWABE,
IRON & STEEL,
L IM r if- CEMENT.
;1N THE DISCOVEKT OF
(CelebraUfc Bitters,-
A new l*ht has risen «r>on the horisoia of the
Medical World, the genial Influence and cu-
rative Efficacy of which trill ruue tbe hearts
of many of those afilicted with tbe following
diseases to leap for joy.
cure that rat dis-
x>yi
in all its various forms. For
" LIYSB C&HPLAIHT8,
gtrions anJ> Cfejwoc Jdilitg,
knd all dimie* trMnttet* Jhctdaed
STOMA-CHOft LtVER,
its curative powers are —w — ,
For the Core, and as a sure FihbMr -j
FEVER &e AGUE, -Tl
BtUQUS AND QTMEH PETCft9,
predated by Xftaanwllc
■teuLi uui
As a Tonic in Caws of Vrll
Fevers, Jnckleirtal to .
Climates, itisv
A tear wlH «
Debility, fta
of Appetite, <
tKJSE—Fcr «n Apcit, kmlf a \
tinM a day, Uk-te otiint Fur Cniuus,a t
fa! U-'tih tiatM a day, beta* eating.
E9-BKWABE OFOOOHTK8ram
The 'Oemtint hear vurSignatm thin:
Sole Proprietors, New York.
r
L M. GENTRY & CO.
HOUSTON
Agents for
General
Texas.
f >eb?'5S 1*.
the Stato of
i >
\J c
iu
CVSIVy tV ^OOilWK!39,
RK hoir erecting at NaTis?t% city a large and
cvinmof'ioufi Ware llous^,and wiil be prepared
tvo ai;l f or ward freight hy the 1st of Novem
it. they will give strict nn i prompt attcntiox
Ilece rinpand ForwAidius Cotton, nnd c is
ng Merchandise to the up ountrv. We have
'? experience in the Receiving k. Furvardirg
iness, and hellere by faithful attention to the in
teres is of ourpairona to render satisfaction.
iufir to c. tcnu «se Co.,'*ou3toa; A. J. Byrd
J. A. SIcMIllea, Waco, Dr Thomason, HuotSTille
J.Johns. Uilisboro; B. Collier, Montgciaery.
8ept2l.3j.
) Ut
i.tchi
h«1 lo
T. W. HOUSE & GO
Wholesale Merchants,
AND
Cotton Factors
Houston, Texa .
ARE aow n'cciviug tlieir larsre and
well selected stock of goods for the
Spring of 1S59. Consisting in part
of Muslins, Derains, Barages, Stripes,
Oonn sties, Mixtures, Cottonade, fcilks,
Fancy G oods, Hats, Caps, Boots aud
Shoes, Clothing, Hard are, Crockery,.
Iron and Steel of their own importation
direct from Europe.
To which they jnvite the attention of
Country Merchants and Planters, a.s
f nring them that their stock has never
hoon equalled in the State for amount
or completeness.
8®,Advances made as heretofore on
hI| Cotton i onsigntn ntf to our cire ie
flter at Houston or Galveston, for Sale
or Shipment to their friends in L ver-
pooL New York or Boston,
Houston. March 16,'60 (Oct. 29,
M-
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Cushing, E. H. The Weekly Telegraph (Houston, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 38, Ed. 1 Wednesday, December 7, 1859, newspaper, December 7, 1859; Houston, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth236071/m1/4/: accessed May 8, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History.